The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-12-22

YESTERDAYS snow storm was one of
the old fashioned kind. North and west
of here the snow drifted quite badly and
the fall was not SO heavy as in this To-
cality.
| THERE is a large amount of ship tim
Der in this county awaiting carriage to
the ship yards at this place. The late
snowis welcomed by those owning the
| timber.
| NJ. KEILNER & Sons shipped a car load
of oxen and heavy draught horses to
Oshkosh on Monday. One of the oxen
was leviathan, his weight being 1900
pounds.
PoTAToEs are being shipped to this
| country from Germany. The American
potato grower should demand protection
from the threatened danger of a tuber
inundation.
Mrs. J. NJ. JANsoN, wife of Rev. J. NJ.
Janson who went to Dakota some time
ago from Kewaunee county, died last
week She had a number of friends in
this county.
THERE is den just outside the city
limits sadly in need of suppression. 1t is
the same one from which few fourteen
year old girls were taken by detective
some weeks ago.
ALL the storekeepers in this county
know f. 4. Johnson, the Yankee notion
peddler who drove heavy wagon on his
visits. He died lately at Plymouth from
a paralytic stroke.
GEORGE BEAN of Chicago, formerly of
this city has rented the barber shop and
bath rooms in Charles Beers block. The
bath rooms will be opened Immediately
after the holidays.
THE gentlemen having in charge the
organization of a steropticon class have
issued cards requesting attendance at a
meeting to be held at Fellows Hall to-
night to perfect arrangements.
YESTERDAY was the first day of winter
in the arbitrary division of seasons. The
days will now begin to lengthen and the
other line OF the couplet ''the cold begins
to strengthen" will likely follow.
WE are Offering, for this week only,
half dozen sets fine china cups and saul
GERS with gold bands, at one dollar set,
about half actual value.
ScHUETTE Bros.
GEORGE S. MARSH has been appointed
general passenger agent of the Mil, L. S.
& W. Ry., in place of Mr.. McKinlay who
takes the position OF agent of the claims
department, something recently created
THE Smalley Manufacturing Co. finds
it extremely difficult to fill its orders for
feed cutters. Some farmers take posses
sion of the cutters and then make a bar
gain for them. In that case the "other
fellow" must wait.
MANITowoC would 'dang sight" rath-
er have a new depot building than new
railroad bridge and the prospects are
she'll have neither. The old bridge is
being fixed up, however and is good
enough for any road.
PROF. MAxoN of the Whitewater Nor
NAL School is about to enter the ministry
and will take charge of an Unitarian
church at Eau Claire. The professor is
quite a brilliant man and will preach a
good deal of good sense.
A HORSE belonging to a clergyman ran
away on Saturday in the city and collid-
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Mrs. Phillip Walterbach Of Meme. The
buggy was upset and Mrs. Walterbach
received some severe injuries.
You will find splendid assortment of
ladies' handbags in our stock, at prices
ranging from 25e to $3.50 each. Would
Ike you to compare our prices Of these
with similar goods elsewhere.
90 SCHUETTE Bros.
THE Two Rivers tug Edith which it
which it was feared was lost with all
hands, because OF her long absence from
port, returned safely, Her machinery
had given ont while on the lake and had
to be repaired before she could return.
HANDKERCH1EFs- In addition to a
magnificent line Of silk handkerchiefs,
we have now an elegant assortment of
fine linen handherchiefs; hemstitched, or
beautifully embroidered, at all prices up
YESTERDAY Rev. B. Lorigan was Or
dained at Green Bay. The young cler-
gyman is son OF Brian Lorrigan of
Franklin and was educated at Catholic
seminary at Niagara. A large number OF
clergymen were present at the interesting
ceremony.
GAZE WARDEN WENTWORTH finds that
the game laws In lis district are being
constantly violated and he announces his
intention to prosecute vigorously. When
he dismisses his deputies for enforcing
/ the laws how can he expect any officer to
| be watchful?
QUITE large audience gathered at the
Opera House on Friday evening last to
hear Miss Ida Murphy read. Every one
present speaks highly of her elecutionary
powers and predict a successful career
for her shonld she conclude to make pub.
lie reading profession.
THE Scientific American, published by
Mum & Co., New York, presents weekly
to its readers the best and most reliable
record of various improvements in ma
chinery, while the scientific progress o
the country can In no way be CLEANED 81
well as by the regular perusal of it
pages.
MULpooN's PICNIc viii be presented
for the first time here, at the Operi
House, on Friday evening, Dec. 23rd
! Reserved Seats are now on sale at G.. W
Fechter's Book Store. All who want t.
enjoy good laugh should be sure ant